Sentence examples for spread of roads from inspiring English sources

"The spread of roads and cellular phones in rural areas has made development tangible even for India's rural population," Mr. Chandra said, "and it has become abundantly clear that the economy will play a large factor in the election".

If that were an examination topic, most students would tear it apart, offering a long list of laments: from local smog to global climate change, from the felling of forests to the spread of roads and cities, from poisonous harbours to the extinction of species.

Particulate matter (PM) concentrations sometimes spike in winter due to primary combustion particles, use of studded tires, and salt and sand spread on roads and sidewalks.

In the 1930s, preservationists fighting the remorseless spread of arterial roads and inchoate development often took to the air.

But the explosions at the Boston Marathon have already raised a chilling and perhaps unanswerable question for organizers of other major road races: how to better police events that can include tens of thousands of runners and millions of spectators spread across miles of roads.

A new road for 4x4s is being built to Lukla to guarantee the flow of tourists and their money, but Byers is concerned that the rapid spread of the road network in Nepal is being done on the cheap, with disastrous consequences in terms of soil erosion and landslides.

Isolation of L. pneumophila in puddles of rainwater on asphalt roads indicates that the organisms may be spread from wet roads into the air by moving vehicles.

Despite the rule changes, there were still protesters among the spectators; in the first stage all riders except Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq punctured due to 125 kg of nails spread along the road.

Inland sources of chloride include natural soil salts such as calcium chloride and de-icing compounds spread on winter roads.

Farther south, Gerald Malone and his fiancée, Patricia Dean, were riding a tandem bike when they encountered a gantlet of youths who spread across the road and grabbed for Ms. Dean, who was riding on the back seat.

The torque delivery of the big V12 is so creamy that it spreads across roads like butter.